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The following people helped create and produce the 2020 Jac book:

Kevin Petrie, Pr Brock Goodall, Lynnette Lounsbury, Jason Hinze, Chris McClelland, Sally-Mae Herford, Jacinda Ralph, Eilish Ryan.

Printed by Signs Publishing Company.

Editor: Sophia Husband, Assistant Editor: Derek Littlewood, Lead Designer/Photographer: David Page, Designer: Chloe Lwin, Lead Photographer/Intern: Felicity Cassie, Lecturer: Donna Pinter. Printed in Australia.

Editor: Viema Murray, Assistant Editor: Sophia Husband, Lead Designer: Blake Parkinson, Designer: Chloe Lwin, Jess Bruina and Tim Richardson. Printed in Australia.

The following people helped create and produce the 2019 Jac book:

Dr Carolyn Rickett, Pr Brock Goodall, Jennifer Petrie, Ben Reuter, Jolisa Rabo, Chris Thiele, Matthew Schimpf, Eilish Ryan.

Printed by Signs Publishing Company.

Editor: Jaidan Humphries, Project Manager: Dan Wilson, Lead Designer: Emmerson Grey, Head Photographer: Holly Baensch, Sub Editor: Fracheska Sandoval, Banquet Coordinator: Monique Humphries, Lead Writer: Jefferson Shaw. Printed in Australia.

Editor: Derek Littlewood, Assistant Editor/Photographer: Felicity Cassie, Photographer: Emily Dorrough, Lead Designer: Eilish Ryan, Designer: Julian Pilgrim, Matthew Macri, Jared Knopper, Minah Bocchino, and Kalan Howse, Lecturer: Donna Pinter. Printed in Australia.

Australian cinema experienced a war of two halves during 1914-1918. The start was dominated by war dramas funded through private enterprise, telling sensational stories largely derived from British military traditions, and creating valuable free propaganda for the government. When their popularity died suddenly in early 1916, government-sponsored war documentaries took over, serving as both info-propaganda and fundraisers for the war effort. Post-war, cinema was a key propagator of the evolving Anzac legend, with its distinctively Australian identity. Its growing potency as the central national myth was most effectively articulated through cinema in the 1980s.

The author discusses the life of David Steed, his contribution to the Seventh-day Adventist church as an Adventist pastor in Australia, and his communication with Ellen White via five letters.

The author discusses the Echo Publishing Company which was the first denominational publishing house in Australia.

The author discusses the life of Lauretta and Daniel Kress and their contribution to the Seventh-day Adventist church as pioneer missionary physicians and health educators.